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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-30
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Ed FrEENAN.-I herewith send you a
few items IrOm our little village Cf Lilly,
which may be Of interest to some of your
readers.
The mines have b1eD running pretty
steady his week,
The tirst sem,-moutlly paw will be re-
ccivpd here bv the miners and mine labOrCrs,
under tine new Act Of Assembly on SatuT-
DAY October 1st.
Mrs Daniel Leahy, a brother OF Mr..
James Leahey, who was stricken down with
that drradfui mClaty typhoid fever IS, we
arr glad 10 say improving, aud Is aole 10 be
about his room, aud the wishes OF the com
murity are thar be may soon be out among
his friends. Miss Lizzie Leahey, sister,
who is laid mp with the same disease, ana
grave fears had for her recovery, Is imprOv-
ing and we hope will soon Ce about AGAIN.
Mr.. Blair SaUyt, sOn-Iu-law OF Z. Eoblne
deceased, is. 7 understand. able 90 De- ABOUT
his room, as is also Nr. Andrrw Owens both
OF whom were down with the fever.
Mrs. Mary LeGhsy, wife ot JOhn LelAey
Jr., SUPCr,gtn ntpnt OF ". II. Piper y 20 5
mines, aud a sister Of NJ. a and G. a. Nc
GCuicle il Wing very low with Su: little
hopes for heT recovery; she has the klndesI
attention ty phy jr'au 2r5 friends who are
duiug al IN their power - save her and
pray JE1L SHE bay De spared to her httIe
family
The winter term Of our pg1iic schools Will
commerce here OF Monday, October drd,
urt'-a 'ur ugUgEcuaG- Ct tEa sisters OL 81
JgsrrH .gj vii continue si,s H"atEs.
4.rr. =
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit. druggist, BIppus. Ind, test
hes: I IcsG recommend Electric Bitters as
the yeIy best remedy. Every bottle sold has
gwen relief iu every case. One man took
six bottles, and was cured or rheumatism Of
10 ysars' standing" Abraham Hare, drug
gis,, BeIlgilIe. Ohio. afIiIms THE best
selling medicine ! have ever handled in ny
20 wears experience, is Electric BitieTs. %
Thousands OF others have added tbe.r testi-
mOn5, so that the verdict is unanimous thai
EectT.c Bitters do cure all diseases Of tho
Liver, kidneys or Blood. Only half dol
ar bot 10 at z. James drug store.
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Terms of Sale.

Ten per cent Of purchase money TO be PAID OIL
said Real Estate being knocked down to The pur-
chaser. ODe-tElrd the purchase money, less ten
pcT cent, 10 he paid On confirmation Jf the sale
by the Court, ana the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from date OF confirmation
ri sa'e, % be secured by judgment bonds ul the
purchaser.
Persons desiring . view ths 1renIl =es al please
eoI On j. =. Shields -esi'ing Ar LJrettu. pa.
GEORGE r. STREET,
Assume q. Robert T. shields and EIia 4. HIs
vie. d trust for the creditors o. ssid
Robert =. Shields
Altoona. September lC. lss-.-G
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J-AT.Uz BILE FAKM AT pRIEArt.SaI.Z.

I-ATU BILE FAKN At pRIEATL SALE.
The IGC1rsgaci VIII sell thor 2 rr, sit
Uated in AlleE nauy township, GuIJiui-r Uts OF
d. 4. MctIouEh. 4. 7. sell. Henry Mar ID,
and others. containing : acres. O. acres cleared
and acres veil IiIuJureG with OAK. hculOck,
cucuubsr and hlcko-y. A good two-stOry plank
house and frame harm, together S1Jh all necessary
out buildings. never failing spring Oi wate- and
a steam % water running through the farm.
There Is also IS choice apple. pear and peach
trees the prem The above property y II
be sold price and terms 20 suit The VurCh.s u
and = t,JOI warrsutCe deed guaranteed.
NAiE FURY.
lEE II lh.
June 10. 81. i.uIettO Pcsf0fnce, Pa
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Orphans Court Sale.

pY v'r-ue Of an order OF the Orphaus' Court OF
- Cambria County, there VIII bc exposed 90
Publir sale the prenisis
S.fTg-RDdI, OCT. 22. 1887,
al o'clock =. NJ. the following real estate, viz
\ certain piece or parcel OF land situate II
WuIu. Township. Cambria County. containing
ABOUT p acres. adjoining lands of . .ornas Wig
Michael >heehs1, Timothy Sheehln ami Others,
being the premises Of lie late J0nr Shcctan. de-
ceased
E5-TERMS Will be made known on d-y =
sale. ELL SHEEEAN
Adm!nist-atriN Of JOHN SHEEHAN. deed g.
Sept. -. lSs7. q.
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nrckIen-. krnIrr saINe.

The best saIye in the world for cats.
Bruises. So.es. Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, CEaPDed Hands, CAIolains,
CoTns and al Skin EruptiOns. and positively
cures FILES oT no pay required. II i guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price - cents peg box. For sac
by i. James and W. W. EcAteer, OF Loretto
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Ladies' wanted.

a lady agent is wa. ted in every ci-y and
village also ladies TO travel ana solicit or
ders for MADAME WOODS Corset and Cord
ed Corset Waists, TRmpico Forms, Hose
Supporters. Steel Protectors, Ladies' Friend.
etc Agents are making from Twenty TO
Fifty dollars a week.
send for catalogue aud price list to L
NooD. - South S4.aa street.. Syracuse,
New NJ.h.
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y Tne undersigned having been appointed
au13Jors 70 report di~trbutIo1-Of tie lend IN -
hands q John 4. Pe-c--cn adm istTatUr %. sam
uel Eaktus. late % Clm1Efa County. u Gee d. rs
shown u MS rrst ard IL.l srr0u-- 9isd and
C.. ~ -LIed by the Court o. September term lse-
hereby EC'Irc sra- ne XIII -i5 ATS once
E.bensbu-g on Weinesiuy- November II, Ias.. ~
r'c'lcz p ~, for the pIrpCre e fattenGirg - the
duties of his appointment. when and wnerc all
persons having claims against said estate re-
gacsJsC 20 present them or ne deba--ed from
coming ia on said funu. + IL KERR. Aui
EbcnStUrg Sept ~, 1885,. 81
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(OMMIssIONERs, NOllCt.

Estate % William Li!ey. Jr-. decd
In the matter or the petition Of Joshua Au-
randi Tor pecifIc performance 0i contract.
Tho unL erSlg gned apo. uteI commissioners br
the Orphans Court %. Cambria County. Pa. 10
enquire and report 10 said Court In regard 70 the
8me. hereby gives notice tnat re will sit 1t his
0flce IN the Borough Of EheUsburg. IN said COuu-
~ aui state. on Monday. October II lss-. u one
o clock P. ~, 20 discharge the duties Of his ap-
polutment, when aud where a44 persons interested
may appear. DONALD E. DTFTON, Com.
sent 30 Iss7- St
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1891

at ZEN o'cl ok, m, the one undivided halt part
90 the following described Real Estate. ASSIGNED
by Robert 7. Shields and Ella G. his vile % TAX
undersigned, IN .rusJ FOR Jhe Jeutat Of the CreIi
TOTS Ct said Robert T. Shields.
1.-The undivided half part OF all that certain.
tg.c- % land situate, lying and being the town
snip o. Gal.itZin. IN Il county Of Cambria. aud
Site q Pennsylvania, adjoining land a estate
~fte-t and y liam Christy; containing sXty-tIve
acres, more 1T less. This tract Is woodland, veil
set with hCm.ock. X. ash and Other timber. This
tract e also Underlaii with good quality u btu
runs through the land, and the Company has To-
Gated a Station on the adjoining tract. known as
90 D4wsOn's Station"
2.-ALso. the one undivided half part OF j tua I
certain other tract Of land situate " and being
IN the Township OF Allegheny, Il the County or
Cambria and State Of Pennsylvania. adjoining
land Of traIC'7 Parish. I. a. Storm. William
1-t;zi1Rer, George MCCfuIre. Ambrose Sauker md
Franciscan hers. containing sixty-siX lG6l
acres, more less. About thirty acres OF Is
tract Is woodland. well set with kenl0ck pine and
Other timber The remaining part Of Ihe tract a.
= hlSh state 81 cultivation, aEG we'll adapted
for farming purposes.
3.-ALso the one undivided half part Of all that
certain other IOi OF piece Of land situate, lyiU.
and being 10 the Township ef Allegheny, IN the
County Oi Cambria, anu STATE CI Pcunsyl a.
aal0iUiu- laud Of Peer S.seaEy. Franciscan
brothers bounded in part by Township Road and
more OF less. Tbs land Is valuable by reason Of
~ UroX nifty TO the Bor Cs o. IyIetto. 10 IN
proved and '. .Clds good 0rof,s.
f-ALsO the one und vided hall part % all n n
iyirE s1d being IN the Township OF AIiegEe eny,
n the County Of Cambria, and State OF Pennsyl-
Naula. adjoining land or Franciscan Brothers.
Rev =. y. Bush. ". ". AIcAteer, and bounded
on the east 10y an alley containing four acres,
more or less This land produces most eNcelIenI
. grass.
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NOTICE.

In -r" Orplaus' Court OF the County of Car1-
rIia- To the heirs and lesal representative Fes OF
HaEIi N0UlgEin. deceased.
iESETI$G- 1E are merely cited 10 be and
appear Sef1rs the Judge Of the Orphans court.
40 Ie held az EreIsJur<- on Monday September
z,tl iss-, then and there % accept Or refuse 20
take -he real estate Of said David LOungkin.
deceased, at ne appraised valuation pug upon
n Toy iTTurs- "a y lWar led b. The said Court.
ur show cause way 4 trustee should not be ap-
pointed 20 SCI tie same
JOSEPH 4 GRAY, sheriff.
SEPT -lnIe-. l.. I---- p
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HAY EeEPr.

have suffered greatly from periodical re
turns OF hay fever. At the suggestion OF
Covert & Cheeve-. druggists, obtained Ely's
Cream Balm, and used portion Of it during
q severe attack. can cheerfully testify as to
the Immediate and continued relief obtained
by its use. I heartily recommend !: TO those
suffering from this or kindred complaiIts.-
lRey.) II. a Smith, Clinton, WIS.
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE..

4 DIINtSTR ATuR'S NOTICE
~ letters Of administration upon the estate
or jams ant Sp-au NrNlsieu, late Ut CuUsL
>pE.uGs j. Igh. 1aullI . uI - deceased. lay-
.7f- been 5.r-ltsi 60 tHe u-,tIs -Ue,. notice ls
rHIebl -.-n h .L.-- iu .eIJ-G rH said estate q
make mediate payment. alu th"-' having
claims wIII prCselt them, properly aufLenticI-
Tt.f 'aT --Jtirlueur- r g. NttlNAN.
Adm. uf jau-l- .--.. SUI ~ - Iii--., dec
A-7 80, %
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. ADMINISTRATIONS, --o7TCE.

A DAJINI~TRA Tgh - NOTICE.
y --eJts r lI adm iuistr-rfuu .u tho estate 90
Ellen Harry % fSa'iirZiu borough. decreased. nav
ing been granted t. tie undersigned. uuII-e =
Lo r-bs given - an prrs u- lnlca.ef &. s.sI .a-
rHrr ru ,rras pa without Dolby. and tT1Fa
rl.r- -tusns asatUF- the WiIt present -uc1 q
-rFr-Iy Igslea..g.trI ia- srtJisuI-l..
DANIEL HENRY.
=--l- tH.. a o. .6 is ar. AGllE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-30

The oldest Uud best Institution for obtaini N a
Business EIlr.-.,u. We have successfully pre-
pared thousands @ Young men lg- L-s active
duties VI lie. Eo- Ir-ula~s aG1-asS.
/. DJ EF X SONS, PIT -snurg. Pc
sept gG.-st.
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Sherifff'S Sale
d.
REAL ESTATE

ID ALr.s FrEnI FacI.s and gNDrTIoN E-roN-
..>. .ssIeu 5uJ q the CoI-t u Common Ilcas.
Of Cambria county and % me directed III ere " T..
be exposed 70 public sale, 1T the Court House N
EbclstUrg, on
S,fTURDTJ. OCT I5, 81.
at / o'clock T.. -. the foIruyicE real estate %
wit all the right. title, and interest Of Levi
traitor ci .--- deceased ~ IN and q" al that
certai Gee or p4rcc. rE l-ud situated in sum
mcrhill township. fam'- county, IA, adjoining
and 9l Joseph wright o. the east. Sylvester
D Nckin7ie, on the south, township road on the
containing % acres more or less about iC acres OF
walcl are cleared, having thereon erected a -vO-
! story plank house and bank barn ana other oUt-
hulldlHEs: now n tho Occupancy &. LAOInas VI C.
IDIgh- Taken Il ey--u,ion and To Se SOLD IT r. c
suit OF A. &heroine ant y. y. Il. Robertson,
Also. all the right, title. and Interest Of John
..Of. III and To- all that certain piece or
pagcei oi land situated in sum meThil township,
I Cambria county Pa. ad Joining land of william
Mulhollen, estate Of &. Alloapaugu. John Ream
( Jacob =. weaver and others. containing twenty
i've acres and eighty perches, more or less, aSo Ut
| ten acres Of which are cleared.
/ Also, all the right. title. and interest Of John
Bonner. Of. in aud to all that certain piece OF
parcel Of laud situated in S-mmerhiII tow hi p,
Cambria county. Pa, adjoining land Of William
( aioye described. containing, twenty-five acres,
more n less. all Ot which is cleared having mere
3 On erected a one and 0nc-haH stop plank mousse
. and T.14A stable. now sn the oc-rrar'c- O.: john
/ Brenuer- T2Aen m execution and 20 ne sold al
Z % .
Also. Al! the right. title ard interest OF Fr'nCi
! McCOnuell 81, IA and 10 all thar certain piece OF
/ HdTce! 5i land situated IT, SUM srnil .Nush y
J 1tmbsiA .,g unity, a., adjoining and Of barie
! hqcGl., biars lTet AcILiHEey- EeJer purtnctt
Z Patrick C0unery and James r. Kelly. contain
J INK slsll a're-. more OF less. about ihlTts arc
] cleared having thereon C-eCte4 ole anC une-Ial
J story plank house and log barn end other out
I buildings now in the occupancy Of Henry and
! Catherine Mcdonnell.
Also, all the right title, and Interest % Francis
Mcconnell, OF in and 10 al that certain piece ~
parcel Of land situated in Portage township, Cam
! Oria county. Pa. adjoining lands Of J. g Mar
1 tin, William Mcconnell and Daniel Smay, con
taining o. acres more or less unirnprOyod. 1aker
in cXecutlgI. and 70 be sold ~ the suit Hf Jacob J
I Weaver.
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TERMS OF sALE.

pus-Jhird Of the purchase money to he paid
whes the pr, uerty = Knocked down and me re
naming thirds the confirmation % liz
deed. JOSEPH A. GRAN.
sept. -, 1857. Sheriff
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The largest stock Of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found at my store. | am
now selling many goods at much less than | can
replace them for, but viii continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until | am compelled to rcpenish
my stock. When you Wanta cooking or heating
stove tinware hardware nails, iron glass, trunks
and farming implements, call and see my stock
and learn my prices. Aug -. So.
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.

DURSUANT 10 ORDERS OF THE COURTS
i OF CommJn Pleas Of Blair ard Cambria
counties Pa there VIII ye sold al public sale ~
the Highland House. IL the hyryu--f Of IOrCttg
in Jre county O. Cambria. on
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-13
LEFT TO THE LADIES.
Topeka Druggists Can Not Sell Liquor
Without the Women are Willing.

Topeka Druggists Can Not Sell Liquor
Without the Women are Willing.
TOPEKA, kas., May 3. The eNamina
ton OF applicants from the druggists
OF Topeka to sell liquor unde, the new
liquor law for the excepted purposes.
provided in the prohibition amendment,
was commenced yesterday before Pro
bate Judge Quinton. The law requires
the seller to have a petition signed by
twenty-five ladies in which the pledges
to sell only to persons presenting a
sworn statement that liquor is to I've
used only for specified medicinal pur-
poses. The latiieS OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union exam
ined the applications and antagonized
most OF them. Out o: six applications
examined yesterday. three were ac
cepted. There were twenty-four ap
plications on file. The ladies' object t:
most of them. and are Using their in
nnence IN having them rejected.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-13
WOMAN'S REALM.
Bv Mns L.. II. BfANk ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
Short Talks With My Boys.

Boys do not try to learn to use tobac-
co. Stop minute and let us consider
the matter, Why should you wish to
learn? Oh, because Harry uses ii, that |
is your reason. Well. does 1t do Harry
any good You ''dont know as it does.
Yer, ellthen, let's consider the raa-
sons against its USE In the first place,
it is injurious to the health; it is also
expensive, and moreover. filthy. Now
how dG the ayes and noes balance
Don't thr Il moment imagine it is a
smart thing to do. Any fool can
learnto use it. but it sometimes takes
smart boy to have manliness to refuse
to DO as his silly mates are doing. BY
this do not mean to he understood as
saving only fools use tobacco, but do
say there is nothing smart or manly in
learning to use it. Nothing smart, but
that other thing that people designate
With Snecr as ''smarty."
have nothing severe to say to those
who have become confirmed in the hab-
it OF using the weed, for habit is us re-
morseless as pair of handouts, but |
haveno patience with the beginner who
Twill nauseate himself. and suffer the
torture of accustomlng himself to the
nuisance, when he would he a thousand
times better without it. We hear every
day OF cases of heart disease aggravated
by the use Of tobacco; of that horror,
smokers cancer, and now comes a re-
port from London of blindness from
the same cause. Here is what Il Lon
don paper says on the subject:
tobacco blindness is booming COM
mon affection. At present there are
several persons under treatment for it
at one london hospital. 1t first takes
the form of color blindness, the suffer
ers who have smoked themselves into
this condition being quite unable to dis.
tingnish the color Of a piece Of red cloth
held UP before them. Sometimes the
victim loses his SIGHT altogether. Al.
though smoking is to a large extent the
cause Of the malady, heavy drinking is
also partly responsible" -lIousckeeper
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-13
Mrs. Foster Goes to Europe.

From the Sioux City Journal OF April end.
Mrs. j. Ellen Fosters appreciative
friends are not confined to the west:
but her Iowa and western friends will
be greatly interested in the following
FROM the Boston Evening Traveller pf
the 18th inst:
The numerous Frieiitls of Mrs. J. FL
len Foster will regret to learn that her
herculean labors in the temperance
cause have seriously impaired her
health. For nearly fourteen years she
has not taken a vacation, but has lee
turei and organized in all seasons of
the year, not infrequently delivering
two and three addresses a day during
a campaign and in times of excitement.
Trained to the legal profession. and
practicing in Iowa as an attorney for
many years. she has been the lawyer of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
ur ion throughout the country, and this
fact has greatly added to her work..
This prodigal expenditure of herself
has, at last, brought the inevitable re-
suit, and Mrs. Foster has succumbed
to physical suffering.
Her friends are legion, and are to be
found in every state and territory OF
the union. Without appeal they have
made up a purse to defray the expenses
! Of an extended trip which had been or
dered by her physician, and as she i:
forbidden to work while abroad, 1t i!
earnestly hoped that she NAV return il
a greatly improved condition. She viii
sail for Europe next month, accom-
panied 10y some member of her family
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-13
All Wrong.

Its nc use talking, you can't build a
prohibition city here any more than
You can elsewhere. 1t is uphill bust
ness, and is costing the city thousands
of dollars" The speaker was Il real
estate man who has been here g couple
Of months, and who, if reports'are true,
has cleared good little pile on his
deals in Sioux C.ty dirt, and said, al
most in the next breath, that he had
four or FIVE deals on hand chat he ex-
pected to make good round sums oct OF.
Just why he should talk so is not clear.
Since the saloons were closed up Sioux
City has experienced the greatest sea-
son of prosperity ever known, and now
there are more new buildings under
way than ever before at the same time
of the year. And besides this, scores
OF others are kept back because OF the
scarcity of brick, the old stock being
about exhausted and the new supply
being rot yet available. A city Is being
built, and that rapidly, with the prohi-
bition law in force. Prohibition is
running Des Moines in the same way,
and the following item from a paper OF
that city shows how they feel it down
there: 'sI'rohibition continues to ruin
Des Meines. Last Friday an ex-saloon-
keeper sold his property on West Wal
nut for $l1, $500, and immediately in
vested $1O,5OO in other realty Il few
blocks west de the piece sold"
Prohibition here = not sttseet fight
here in four Bridgeport, Oak,
Times.
Detroit Tribune: To-day the dem
ccratic party in every doubtful state in
the union is depending upon the "sa-
loon in politics" to save the democracy,
from defeat at the coming presidential
election.
Sam Clark, of tn e Keokuk Gate City,
lives in a town where they license sa-
looms, but he has very decided opinion
that John Arensdorf murdered Dr:
HaddOck. lie says: lie IS gullCy "
Haddock's murder whether he fired the
fatal shot or not. And if he can 60
free then it's safer in Iowa to murder !,
man than to neglect to put board
down in your sidewalk when the coun-
Gil orders it"
New York Times: THIS liquor agita-
ton is one that cannot be '$llayed with,
out the adoption Of {. clear and wen
defined policy which shall accomplish,
so far as is practicable, the objects at
cannot escape it's disturbing effects Dy
any compromise or evasion. Thell
WiSest course is to adopt explicitly and
bodily well-detitsed policy which VII VII
meet the. demands CT intelligent ana
ea1nest citizens, and consequently sup
port measures calculated to give thall
polio. Ts:ctic;ll effect.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-13
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